The Heartbreak Prescription novel Chapter 210

Chapter 210

“After Mrs. Hawk entered the hospital room, I followed your instructions and found you a virgin.”

That virgin was Luna.

Stanley’s expression remained unchanged, his face an unreadable mask. “I understand.”

He walked into the bathroom and turned on the cold shower

The icy water cascaded down from his head, and he closed his eyes, letting it wash over him.

His body was marked with several scratches, and there was deep bite mark on his shoulder. He had thought those were from Wendy, but now he realized they weren’t.

It had all been just a dream.

A dream where he imagined being with Wendy.

But she never came.

Instead, he had ended up with her classmate.’

Stanley scrubbed his skin hard, trying to erase the marks, as if washing them away would cleanse him.

With a loud bang, a heavy punch collided with the wall, sending a crack through the tiles.

Luna had finished dressing and was waiting for Stanley in the study.

Soon, Stanley walked in. He had showered and was wearing a clean white shirt and black pants. His face, once tense with emotion, now wore his usual cold, distant expression. He seemed to have returned to his composed, aloof self, his indifference as sharp as ever.

“Mr. Hawk,” Zayn greeted.

Stanley sat in his office chair, his eyes briefly flicking toward Luna. “There’s a check. Take it and leave.”

Zayn handed Luna the check.

She glanced at it, the number on it almost blinding in its magnitude.

But Luna didn’t take it. “Mr. Hawk, I don’t want money.”

She didn’t want money?

Stanley’s lips curled into a cold smile, his voice deep and devoid of warmth. “What happened is just a transaction. You came here to sell yourself, didn’t you? Don’t tell me you want to talk about feelings, and don’t you dare say you’re in love with me.”

Luna’s face paled. She knew he was indifferent, but she hadn’t expected him to be so cruel.

He looked down on her, stripping away any pretense, shattering the small bit of dignity she had. Despite everything, there was something about him–something that made it hard not to love him.

Mr. Hawk, I know you’re not interested in me, and I don’t have any unreasonable expectations. I don’t want money, but I want to join Apex Entertainment under your company. I’m in the performing arts, and I want you to give me the resources to make me a star.”

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Stanley glanced at her. “Fine.”

He agreed.

Helping create a star was nothing for him. He had the power to do it easily.

Besides, he had always been generous.